Center for Land Use Education

The Land Use Tracker
Volume 1, Issue 3
Winter 2002

IN THIS ISSUE:

BEGINNER
	Critical Issues in Undertaking Community Surveys
	Who's Who in the Planning World
BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE
	Rain and Snow - Where do They Go and What do They Take With Them
CASE LAW UPDATE
	What changes Invalidate a Nonconforming Use?
GENERAL ARTICLES
	Plan Commission Workshops
	Web-Based Community Planning for the Citizen Planner
	Multi-Use Trail PowerPoint Presentation on the Web
	Smart Growth Videos
	Calendar of Events
	Article Submissions
	Our Staff
	Contact Us by E-mail
CLUE Homepage

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Multi-Use Trail PowerPoint Presentation on the Web

Multi-use trails have become a popular asset in communities, helping to connect subdivisions with parks, schools, and downtown. Some even become tourist attractions. However, poorly planned or improperly designed trails can lead to troublesome user conflicts and expensive maintenance costs. An informative PowerPoint presentation prepared recently for a Center for Land Use Education workshop explores some of the issues involved in trail development. You can view it on the Internet at:

www.uwex.edu/ces/cty/sheboygan/cnred/cnred.html

Click the "Multi-use Trail Development" link under the FACT SHEETS & NEWSLETTER heading.

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